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EcliPSe_2010

@EcliPSe_2010

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Posted: 15 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: rusha4003
I agree whole-heartedly with you Eclipse ...

This is not doubt a record in the history of Indian Serials !!!

I have seen the hero / heroine suffer for years becos of some stupid misunderstanding ... as the serial meandered on meaninglessly !!!

The writers here are doing a fine job so far ... hope they continue and give the serial BBAT a logical / time-bound culmination !!!!

@Rusha4003,

For me the writing has to be the first element that comes into play, because without the writing there is nothing-i consider writing to be the engine that drives a car, without an engine the car cannot move. It gets stuck in one spot. (Like alot of other Indian serials, they are all stuck in some way or another or go in circles..) But what I truly find amazing is the writing in this serial concerning two relationships: R&AMMA, R&G.

( I will refrain from commenting on the M&M's).

G finding out the culprit is A breakthrough!! I consider G finding out in the next episode as nothing short of a breakthrough, an achievement in Indian serial writing!! A change has dawned! The sun has risen again! After years of Indian serials with their illogical twists and turn leading the viewer into a torturous zone of dismal darkness of waiting in space filled with from episode to episode of uncertainty, timewasting, bloodpressure rising, no logic from one episode to the next, but still we the viewers sat each evening eagerly wanting, anticipating, wishing, desiring that let it be this episode when the Hero of our serial finds out its not his Dharampatni's fault. But someone elses.

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EcliPSe_2010

@EcliPSe_2010

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Posted: 15 years ago

#12

Sur

I concur its the whole team.

However, I find writing to be the first and foremost element to any storytelling. The script has to come first. I hold writing to be the only paramount element in the storytelling business: be it film, a book, or a series. Writing comes first. Then comes the whole team. Because without the writing or the person responsible for inspiring this written creativity, having a vision where to take the story, there would not be Bhagonwali.

Having said that, I agree that the whole team of Bhagonwali is great. I did not know about the rooms-thnxs for pointing that out. Seems great care is being taken by all departments to bring this serial on our screens. 👏

I love R's sarees as well.

Thank You, the team of Bhagonwali. 👍🏼

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sur001

@sur001

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Posted: 14 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: EcliPSe_2010
Sur
I concur its the whole team.

However, I find writing to be the first and foremost element to any storytelling. The script has to come first. I hold writing to be the only paramount element in the storytelling business: be it film, a book, or a series. Writing comes first. Then comes the whole team. Because without the writing or the person responsible for inspiring this written creativity, having a vision where to take the story, there would not be Bhagonwali.

Having said that, I agree that the whole team of Bhagonwali is great. I did not know about the rooms-thnxs for pointing that out. Seems great care is being taken by all departments to bring this serial on our screens. 👏

I love R's sarees as well.

Thank You, the team of Bhagonwali. 👍🏼

I totally agree wid you Eclipse...writer is like the base of the building...one wrong dialogue...our pravachan will be started but when it came to thanks ...I thanked everybody coz the building cannot be stood without the other materials and in that Director is the most important coz he potrays the words of a writer and gives it life to the story by catering the demands of story through the actors to give life to characters ...

I even wanna thanks you for this beautiful post...keep posting like this

I think much babbled...if anything you felt odd then take it as

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EcliPSe_2010

@EcliPSe_2010

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Posted: 14 years ago

#14

Thank You all for appreciating this post.

Sur Ji

Arre aap ne sahi bola..

Thank the whole team!

I am not aware who is the driving force behind the creative team, but whoever it is, thank you. The team is doing a gr8 job!!! They are extremely successful in keeping the audience on its toes eagerly anticipating the next episode.

(Just don't show any cliched one man with two women scenarios, even the character of Guddu Shukla deserves more than that sort of mediocre formulaic storyline)

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EcliPSe_2010

@EcliPSe_2010

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Posted: 14 years ago

#15

Today's episode stumped me. I never really expected the confrontation scene in the episode. I urge everyone who is a fan of storytelling, writing, to watch actually this whole week the development in the relationship between R&G. And the ones that like good acting and not just blank stares from their actors, just take a look at both the actors doing justice to their characters. Runjhun was vulnerable at times, but she comes back in the end and with her Neelu dialogue and Guddu, well he doesn't keep anything inside, he said it all!!! What an outstanding episode portraying the emotional conflicts of the characters. Very realistic in dealing with the inner turmoil of how one cannot become the ideal of the other. A person is who he/she is. Especially a strong male character like Guddu Shukla. He is who he is, either accept him as he is but he cannot change.

Its like you love the person for who they are, not for what you want them to become. Simply outstanding writing!

Two scenes stand out to me:

!) love the scene where R touches the pink saree Guddu had gifted her, and holds the dried jasmine flowers that also Guddu had gifted her and we now learn she has kept them. This was heartbreaking to watch. A girl who never had been given a gift by anyone and her first gift was from a stranger, her husband and she treasured that gift.

2) love the scene where he burns the shirts she had chosen for him. And in the end left all alone she sits on the dirty road crying. This scene balances and crosses out her earlier scene where she threw her wedding attire in the fire after he had touched it.

Now, both characters hopefully after dealing with the Neelu business start their relationship with a clean state.

Like the precap, where Amma says for R to deal with the situation herself.

This confrontation is what R needed towards her journey of becoming self aware, of becoming human-What does Runjhun want???

What does she desire??? I'd like to see how the writers explore Runjhun's awakening.

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bhavini thanki

@bhavni88

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Posted: 14 years ago

#16

congrats the the whole team..fantastic story telling..👏

love this show..

todays episode was an unexpected surprise..unlike other shows..this show moves forward at a good pace..

great acting/direction/script..and background music..😉

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rashaa

@rashaa

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Posted: 14 years ago

#17

2 months later... I arrive at this post and realize what an amazing time BBAT had during those episodes. And what has happened since then?!

I still love this show, but that initial charm (which came back for a bit last week) is missing!! The story is just not developing the same way and I wish Zee would go back to the exact same team that existed in April/May. If that team is still the same, then Zee itself needs to leave the team alone to do what they do best. I remember being shocked and elated that Guddu found out about Kalsanwali's kartoot so soon! And that was one of many reasons to love the show... I'm so indignant and sad now that I don't even have words to say any more! 😒 😵

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Bhagonwali Bol by Rasha

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